MaKey MaKey is all about letting you create a computer controller, but instead of its being made from traditional materials such as plastic and metal, you can make it from fruit, Play-Doh, or ...

Jay Silver is unveiling GameBender, an educational game console startup that has funding from the National Science Foundation.

Makey Makey is described as an invention kit for everyone and it certainly is. This product allows you to turn just about anything in the world into a game controller.

Can you make your own video game controller? Can you use play-doh to type on a computer? How can you make your own digital musical instrument using household materials? Invention Literacy with Makey ...

Turn a trampoline into a slideshow controller. Turn your hand into a game glove. Since the crowd-funded venture launched 14 months ago, there are now 50,000 Makey Makeys in the world.

A $49.95 "Invention Kit for Everybody" puts computer controllers at the tip of your fingers. Literally. No coding required.

Makey Makey makes this possible. Invent a banana piano, a Play-Doh game controller, an alphabet soup keyboard, or anything else your mind thinks up.

MaKey MaKey is a Arduino-based contraption that lets you play the piano with bananas, a game with a piece of paper, type with noodles, and more.

The Makey Makey can turn bananas into space bars, Play-Doh into game controllers, or staircases into pianos.

Makey Makey is an invention kit for everyone that uses wires and alligator clips to turn everyday objects into computerized touch pads.

You should remember the MaKey MaKey. It’s a little board that lets you create controllers out of just about anything — bananas being one of the more popular examples.